| ABC News - 14 minutes ago A person injured at the youth camp on the island of Utoya is taken from a helicopter into the Ullevaal Hospital in Oslo, July 22, 2011. |
| Boston Globe - 25 minutes ago "One of the questions the Republican Party is going to have to ask itself is, 'Can they say yes to anything?' " President Obama said. |
| York Daily Record - 7 minutes ago AP On Friday, President Barack Obama fulfilled a 2008 campaign pledge, formally ending the ban. After meeting with Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and Adm. |
| AP Notwithstanding an e-mail from NFLPA* player representatives to the rank-and-file indicating that a meeting (and thus a vote) won't happen until Monday, there remains a chance that a vote will come sooner. |
| Los Angeles Times - 47 minutes ago Five people are reported slain, as security forces face off with defiant protesters in Aleppo, Homs, Hama and Dair Alzour among other cities. |
| New York Times - 3 hours ago The rover will scale a mountain that rises nearly three miles at the center of the Gale Crater and will sample geological layers. By KENNETH CHANG NASA's next Mars rover - the ambitious, beleaguered, delayed Mars Science Laboratory - finally has a ... |
| Globe and Mail - 3 hours ago Islamist guerrillas who control swaths of Somalia are banning food aid from foreigners - a posture that observers predict might cost millions of lives. |
| Boston Globe - 56 minutes ago North Korean diplomat Ri Yong Ho announced yesterday that the Koreas favor resumption of six-party talks in which the United States, China, Japan, and Russia also participated. |
| ABC Online - 29 minutes ago Scotland Yard is investigating evidence James Murdoch gave before parliament's media scrutiny committee last week. News International's chief executive James Murdoch was already accused of misleading parliament over evidence he has given about a ... |
| Reuters - 32 minutes ago US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (2nd-R) attends the ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) meeting in Nusa Dua, Bali July 23, 2011. NUSA DUA, Indonesia (Reuters) - Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Saturday called on rivals in the disputed South China ... |
| Boston Globe - 25 minutes ago Major General Steven Hummer and Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Military Personnel Policy Virginia Penrod discussed the repeal of “don't ask, don't tell'' yesterday. |
| Bloomberg - 8 hours ago Participants march in the Gay Pride Parade in New York, on June 26, 2011. Photographer: Marcus Yam/The New York Times/Redux Two grooms and two brides now adorn mugs, rubber duckies and snow globes in the ... |
| Boston Herald - 1 hour ago Michigan-based book retailer Borders, which announced that it's shutting down this week, began liquidation sales at its 399 remaining stores yesterday. |
| Boston Globe - 1 hour ago Greek taxi drivers blocked a crossing at the border with Macedonia to protest reforms making it easier for new cabbies to join the profession. |
| Times Record News - 37 minutes ago The Texas Workforce Commission on Friday reported that the state's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose from 8.0 percent in May to 8.2 percent in June. |
| New York Times - 2 hours ago Elliot Handler, who co-founded the Mattel toy company and designed the plastic playthings that have filled millions of Christmas stockings, made dinner parties possible by occupying otherwise fidgety children, and stubbed countless ... |
New York Times - 2 hours ago By AP WASHINGTON (AP) - Regulators on Friday shut down two small banks in Florida and one in Colorado, bringing to 58 the number of bank failures this year. |
| Christian Post - 11 minutes ago Apple is planning to acquire the video streaming website Hulu according to two people familiar with the auction, Bloomberg reported Friday. |
| New York Times - 4 hours ago When Verizon began selling a version of Apple's iPhone, analysts and industry experts alike expected that customers, weary of congestion on AT&T's network, the only carrier then selling the sleek device, would flee to Verizon in droves ... |
| Bradenton Herald - 24 minutes ago /PRNewswire/ -- As part of its continuing network investment to support growing demand for advanced mobile devices and applications, AT&T* today announced the activation of new mobile broadband cell sites that will enhance coverage for area residents ... |
| Los Angeles Times - 3 hours ago After pulling the plug on Google+ pages set up for businesses on Thursday, Google laid out some details (and a bit of regret) on what it has done so far and hopes to do next to get companies, nonprofits, bands and other entities into the social network ... |
| Etidbits.com - 40 minutes ago Over 18 after the original Jurassic Park was released back in 1993 and then the third movie in the franchise 10 years ago in 2001, Steven Spielberg announced at Comic Con in San Diego that the fourth movie in the franchise will be coming out in two or ... |
| Andrew Garfield describes 'surreal' moment: 'I felt like I was Spider-Man,' he tells MTV News. By Terri Schwartz, with reporting by Josh Horowitz (@joshuahorowitz) SAN DIEGO - "The Amazing Spider-Man" swung into San Diego Comic-Con on Friday (July 22), ... |
| SAN DIEGO -- Taylor Lautner is ready to abduct the title of Hollywood's resident action star when "Abduction" hits theaters September 23, but he didn't get there without a little ... |
| Kansas City Star - 39 minutes ago Police chief Charlie Beck pronounced Giovanni Ramirez not guiltyof beating San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow at Dodger Stadium and charged two other men. |
| Tampabay.com - 1 hour ago DOVER, Del. - A Delaware judge on Friday rejected the Dodgers' proposed $150 million bankruptcy financing plan, directing the team to instead negotiate a loan deal with Major League Baseball. |
| AP Paul Walsh reports that Aaron received two charges. The first is that he was in control of the painkillers that ultimately lead to his brother's death. |
| MiamiHerald.com - 58 minutes ago The Marlins erased three deficits but couldn't battle back a fourth time after David Wright put the Mets ahead again. By Matt Forman The Marlins' offense on Friday was just like the electrical storm cells that surrounded Sun Life Stadium most of the ... |
| The nagging effects of a 2010 elbow injury continue to haunt 2003 Masters champion Mike Weir. The Canadian pulled out of his national open on Friday, citing the elbow ailment which sent his game into a tailspin. |
| RTT News - 36 minutes ago (RTTNews) - The 30-year-old space shuttle program came to a final stop this month, following Atlantis' last touchdown on Earth. |
| New York Times - Jul 21, 2011 Keith Srakocic/AP By KENNETH CHANG Now that the last space shuttle has landed back on Earth, a new generation of space entrepreneurs would like to whip up excitement about the prospect of returning to the Moon. |
| LONDON (Reuters) - Scientific experiments that insert human genes or cells into animals need new rules to ensure they are ethically acceptable and do not lead to the creation of "monsters," a group of leading British researchers said ... |
| Los Angeles Times - 7 hours ago If you buy brine-injected meat, you could be paying for a product that is composed 40 percent salt water. The US Department of Agriculture thinks you should probably know this and so today it announced a proposed rule that would require ... |
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